Insulating, wiring and panelleing

I removed the panelling from the van.

The kitchen area with panel removed

I took a trip to Travis Perkins in Truro to get the 9mm ply, rockwool insulation and self tapping screws.

I removed the panelling from the van.

The kitchen area with panel removed

I took a trip to Travis Perkins in Truro to get the 9mm ply, rockwool insulation and self tapping screws. The sheets where cut to the dimensions of the ceiling, using the existing ceiling struts to screw the wood onto. I also created two 1×1″ battens at the front and back of the ceiling.

The ceiling half insulated and panelled

The ceiling nearly finished

The ceiling complete

Close up of the ceiling edge

Panels where cut to finish the top 1/4 of the van. The panels where cut around the existing lights.

The finished interior

I included 2 wires on the near side for the new strip light that will be included, and a cable for the kitchen, in case power is every needed there. The near side panel was also cut around the light and also the sliding door mechanism.

Near side, panelled and wired

Van panelled and insulated

Posted by Darren

I'm a huge campervan enthusiast, and the maker of CampervanLife.com. I believe everyone can convert their own campervan, and enjoy a great lifestyle with it.

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